Well, the Fire is pretty warm and comfy these days. =20

Project Solutions, as of today, is purely building systems design, and I =
run the electrical engineering department.  The cobwebs are starting to =
disappear on the NEC, which I could quote chapter and verse at one point =
in my life, and other electrical power stuff.  Just got done designing =
the feeder for a chiller that runs at 4160V  and consumes 1.3 megawatt.  =
Now I have to come up with an energy metering package for it. =20

We are busy, but not too busy.  Most days I go home at 5:00 and forget =
this place existed for 14 hours or so. =20

We are working our contacts and trying to find electronics and controls =
work.  We have a real good contact in the food processing industry who =
does custom controls and sensors for extreme environments (think =
"Ammonia exposure" "grease" "-40F" and "180F washdown duty" all in the =
same sensor!) which might turn into some work. Several other contacts =
have said "well we might have a project for you in XXX months".  So far =
this has not produced much, which is exactly what I expected so I am =
pleased.=20

My next assignment is to put together a web page detailing electronics =
capabilities.  I have been snooping other PIClister's pages for ideas =
and approaches, bad and good examples.  Hope y'all don't mind! =20




-- Lawrence Lile, P.E.
Electrical and Electronic Solutions
Project Solutions Companies
www.projsolco.com
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> From: Marcel Duchamp [mailto:marcel.duchamp@SBCGLOBAL.NET]
> Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 12:38 PM
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: Re: [PIC:] Architecture for serial comms in C
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> At 11:25 AM 8/20/04, Lawrence Lile wrote:
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> >Yeah, the penny pinching attitude still sticks.  I remember there was
> some
> >other reason I didn't use the hardware UART on this chip, but I can't
> >remember what is was....  But there are plenty of pins, shouldn't be =
too
> >tough to move them around.
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> BTW, Lawrence, how has life been treating you now that you are "out of =
the
> frying pan and into the fire"?  ;>
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> MD
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